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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
SIGNAL OFFICE CROP BULLETIN
TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL THROUGHOUT TIE
COUNTRY.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-FolIowing is the weather anu
cron bulletn for the week ending June 4. 1857;

WASHINGTON, June 5.-FOllOwlng IL the "c"'nci anu
arm bulletin for the week ending June 4. 1887:
SIGNAL OFFICE. WAR DErAkIMENL}
" ARLINGTON. jun ..
T,tnpryaure-Dnrng the week ehlns Juho .S 1917,
- I'm uoIer than the average the week IN All agrcu
the ROckY MOUNTAINS. IN me ON" hu
a,s., AZ s.ourl Narys enne-sre, kentlcky rltIhs al
s,1h ara ma ami The portion OF Now. Eng ann lhe
.Nc.rry o. teuperaturo the week ranger run 20 ne
- o., a, d.yrre, or a daily Of about degrees
t,an -u,l The temperature slightly IN excess OF
IN. normal I'm oregon aud Northern California WINE III
t,,t md aiinrnat was about inc sNel"s"
for the season from January TO June a. l0s
sIlghtly the normal trnprfs ure III t'o
nd in The Southern states bordering on the
dai excess In tho COTTON
region ranges rom To degrees -. =. ....,..
ta'ntau During tho rainfall has been neraiY
In 81 IN he of the Misslsspp ns', SUI
w , Eastern I.xas Southern Missouri, ami Eastern
E.., Sliet deficiencies of rainfall 10 me "eeh arc 70
''nrisd i'm thn Up Mississippi valley N ueHo, IOWA.
rat.,a nj Nebrs.ka: erOus anu "tustrlDu.s"
o,curr.d tnro hou tho n regions of me north
ous ,ayoaby Tho cotton rrgon mas been itvorsu uI'ns
by Of rainfall tanfng Uo QUO 70 t"o
60. ir n hern Iousana, Mlss-sppi northern AaOas
N,ttE ard Carolina and Georgia ht" I
heve been v r. 1eu"nciAl T. Tue
r"nx crops owing their uney occurrence anu "'or'oo
~ durng tho week has apparently proved favor
80 r. ,rov crops The needed rains hav" occurred
and corn regions ehceptlnE III p"t
inns If Illinois aud Iowa where ish' 'ho"eis
ecgTaphir reports receiver ihls h
s,,dax lime 1881 that showers We "ccuiInu
inc Tho eight aud are llAef 10 'Ohtuuv
x nj hours states above nanel ine Ee'
en-. ,ns and COO Ia the hay and tpUs.oo regon ~
So e. an Tho Atlantic In the ONO Nary arc re-
nortsi for all growing crops
snw that crops injured by hall IN so"o seo'on'
fIaae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

half OF my claims those OF any other Inose
claims printed In The Times being American debts TOT
which so many alleged Moors we're dying In prison we're
rot claims of NINE do believe that any such claims
or nrsoners exist have written TO the state Depart
me mt that Consular protection be again eI
tended to Iurgeman OF which he has been unusty ae
prived He Is harmless lad settling mp the estate OF
is father and is the vile which the LISTERS 10
the ate Department would have the public believe he
s entitled 10 protection uu Treay OF Madrid and
shall see II he can have II unlawfully taken away IL
Ia all Mr.. Perdicarss work"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

New.York on the subject Of cathedral cannot bur
mends this great subject TO the sympathy and
ton not Of communion alone but OF all Christian
bodies holding Christ their head nay Of all people in
this lending and MAGNIFICENT city who recognize God
As their refuge and strength believe that the sent
ment abounds and Is widely dused that In the midst of
out secuarity and worldiness and measureless wealth
symbol OF the Christian faith should be lifted up.
symbol in stone OF such noble proportions and
to such benecent that every eye shall II aud
every heart be taught that doth not live by bread
alone
Let add that there is lofty disnerestedness asso
cated with the commencement Of such a work. those
who take the initiative scarcely expect TO behold the
end Most of us will be where OF old the Tribes
went pths 1rbes OF the Lord 10 worship in their holy
place And this IL thought TO chasten pride and
bition and every personal unworthy motive. II
is not for ourselves. but for the glory OF
God for the future Of this great metropolis and
the advantage of millions who to follow us we
of to-day bespeak each others sympathy and help in
carrying grand and enduring structure, which shall
enfold and sanctify coming generations
commend this appeal or Bishop Potter to the gener.
consideration OF people and to the favor OF my
Christian brethren and fellow citizens generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
DIR. MoRGANs WARM CONDENSATION.

There a long ordination service yesterday morn
ing at ST. Thomas Church aud the Rev. Dr. William H.
Morgan had a chance to say only few words from the
pulpit In commentator OF the new cathedral project
The venerable ecors voice failed tre toward the end
OF the brief appeal Dr. Morgan said:
As I may not have another opportunity desire In one
word express my profound Interest In the letter ad
dressed b. tho Bishop OK NewYork 70 the citizens OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

oriental doctrine that women have souls
More philosophy comedies that they have puer
exalIei souls But they too often
contained feeble, suffering bdlc which hamper and ~
For all painful ailments
iuci, 10 br Favorite Prescription is
The best spec IN the world sold under positive
that Will all that l. claimed for H. Price
duced 10 one dollar. by druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
TRYING TO CONSOLIDATE TRADE NEWSPAPER.

scheme approaching perfection by which the princpa,
dry goods trade papers this city will virtually be controlled
by Heretofore these trade papers have had
precarious existence competition among
OF scheme The Journal OF fab
which beer the hands OF ver.
week the hands OF c. H. Applegate formerly
the Editor OF the DryGoods Chronicle Mr. Apologize. who
acting for other these negotiations has also
MAZE The DryGoods Chronicle which w. X Thur.
Der and Thurber largely nteres ed Should the OFFER
be accepted the will at be consolidated with The
Journal Fabrtc The next step Will be TO get control OF
The United states Econofst and Goods Reporter joseph
Mackay proprietor OF it. $4,000
Mr. Ma kay by syndicate of dry goods firms, but
offer neither accepted rejected II
The Eonom should also into the hands OF tbs persons
who now controlling The Journal Of Fabrics and try
ing 10 control OF ire Goods Chronicle the concern
would virtually have the goods trade papers
of hf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
DOL WEATHER ZOE TIE WRsr pARk CONCERT

The Sunday at Central Park yesterday not
attended favorable weather cool reezc swept down
through the foliage Of Mall aud the clouded and
The crowds at the park large as
usually attend the nTst concerts but the sp ce around the
music stand filed and thousands OF AMI women
up ana d. the long avenue listening 10 the music
The lawn thrown open 10 he public Tor The day anu
family groups seated tle undor tho trees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

rnomas GALLAGHER Dr. O. W. Fish. Mr. and Mrs D. Hsn
derson Koeer Otto Mayes MI and Pavs Mr' csonsi
sawyer Mr. and Mrs J. r. Shutteworh, o. NJ Van sician
MI and Mira ]. Wainwright Dr. II. 4. WEIGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
TRivsaTLAyTTO TRAVELLERS

Arrived by the Alaska (Guonl from Liverpool yesterday
Dr. and MIRA A. Ashton. rho Bliantyns Mt and Mrs
orge Brown John Bantsr. Mr. ami Mrs. ]. Oubninghan,
Euslace II. Dixop. o. Dxoa MI. and Ars II. J. Farrell,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
In Not he Alarmed

OF blood from the lungs IL one OF the very
earliest symptoms Of c0nsumption and ony shows mo
healthy efforts throw on the scroulous I'M
blood which have resulted liberation Of the
lungs Dr. Perces Golden Mrdica Discovery IA post
i've remedy consumption at thus stage II taken faith
fully II will blood heal the ulcers IN the lungs
aud build up and ate the whole system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

Walking Advertisements for Dr. saEes catarrh Remedy
the thousands ~ has cured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
REORGANIZATION or THE
PITTSBURG & WESTERN R. R. CO.

undersigned committee Of the bondhoders and stock
company give notice that copies
Of plan agreement reorganization be procured
from them on application, from Messrs DREXEL L. Co,
Philadelphia, and Messrs DKEXEI. MORGAN g. CO,
New.York. which firms the existing securities OF tho
company be deposited In accordance with said agree
ment and plan
Bonhoders and requested deposit heD
securities at facilitate speedy reorganization.
j. LOWBER WELSH,
JOHN II. TERRY, f.u,,,,,..
l.. III. CO~TER, S""''ee
ANTHONY j. THOMAS,
NEw.YoRK. March l5 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
Glopcs.

ZINE GLOVES! Low Prices Bon Marche
i and Louvre Paris Gloves Best. cheapest and most
durable gloves JAMMEs. Importer and Retailer % Yves
ljtlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
FuRN ITuRE.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
Good Make and Design and at Very Mod
crate Cost.
OUR own MANUFACTURE.
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK THE LARGEST
LINES OF EVERY KIND OF FURNITURE EVER
BEFORE CARRIED BY US.
BEDROOM FURNITURE.
M a1@ Ws"n is
woods styles from our own ana INC pes'
imported designs.
Durable and Economical.
UPHOLSTERY.
our samples alone these gGSds AZ S" c 1e
ton Of Parior suites DSans Otoman Corner and window
suites Easy Chair, LoInges Sc o the SSce a a
for coverings.
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE.
Great pains taken with new STYLES In THIS de
paItment and we can promise Win 'A' no ''
All soundly Constructed and inexpensive.
ESPECIAL"
be large and handsome T assor
Wardrobe Beds at $50 aud upward secretary Beds Sae
Strongest and Cheapest articles the market
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

vEEXECUTE ORDERS OF every description in CABI-
NET WORK for INTERIOR DECORATION. FRESCO-
ING &C We call special attention to oar PLAsTioUE
RELIEF WORK for decorations OF walls and ceilings
being very effective be put at moderate cost
Also our new line Of " ALL PAPERS ia AkiiSIlC
DESIGNS at very low prices
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF REMoDEIIING IN
TERROR OF RESIDENCES. SPECIAL DESIGNS AND
ESTIMATES FURNISHED AT OUR FACTORY. NOS.
l54 AND l56 WEST l9TH.ST
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FnanriaL.
tln0uf10L
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NEW.YORK.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY co.
Nickel Plate.)

The Purchasing Committee. under agreement Of Fen
1887 reorganization tho Newyork Chicago ant
st Louis hallway Company. HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
that security hoders twho have not aIreav sssenteb u
avail themselves any bensdts unsr sni mnss
their bond certificates tie Central Trust Company
New.Yok for stamping deposit their bonds with sad
trust company and the stock ami have tho
certificates properly stamped ON
OR BEFORE MARCH 10. 1851
After 18th bond ccrdcatss boui and stosk will
only stamped received under tie upon
ment OF Der stock AMI tbs aco value
bonds and bond certificates
F.P. OLCOTT,
CHAIRMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
A. J. CROPSEY & CO.,
grtursious.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
AIITra,cIing Expenses Included.

AT TrnVcIlng ENpcnscs ThcIHuOd'
marty will leave Ncwl orE and Philadelphia Thursday
Apr - for Grand Tcur of - Days through oorhdo
New MexIco. trizonu, California, Nevada tan r'cI
by the ami dsllie NJ Tps 10y sicLh
trans over tIc Nevada and through IN" most p,u
rsguc reg Ons Mahsatch aud no KY Mountains Ih'
dental hin to the Yosemite valley AMI iLc Bs lrft-
pay will leave Scw-i orr nd Philadelphia on we s"
date for our 10 Days. and another VIII lc.Ac rN
York ana Thursday. May D tot Tour sf DAYS
route 10 AMI through California anu
thence through tie pc ufcsquc oons oi oregon Washing
ION T,rrlf.ry Country etc Win return
Pacific Railroad anil Eigh Days IN the
NeIiowstone National Park sido tr1p I" A.ssa d.,TcL
HNVvOND l. \. MIIITCONB
IL send descriptive circulars. Designating pafh na
excursion date desired Luther L. Holden agent -.
uroudvuv ork. Boston once 20 Washington u
oppoSn School-t) Philadelphia once III south Sihths
under Continental IiotoJ. London once uienry Gaze
son. Agents., lag -raLd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

COACHMAN and GROOM.-By Young man;
hest of reference from employer: objection 20 The
citv or conniry Address g. b. lOl East 65st Newly ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
OFFICE
DRFxgI. MORGAN 4 Co.
20 WALL-sT., NRw.YoR March l0. 1881
To the security Holders Of tho
CHICAGO and Atlantic R'WaVCO.:

undertaken at the Of the holders Of irge
Of the securities Of the Chicago aud Atlantic Railway
Company bring about the Of that company
and to adjust the differences between 1t and The Newfor,
Lake Western r. n Co. with the has
railroad Of reorganzei company shall be transferred
and operated BY The NewYork Lake Eric and Western
X. Co., made with The New York Lake
Erie and Western r. Co. with to such reorganization
and adjustment
COPIES OF A CIRCULAR SETTING FORTH THE
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION MAY DE OBTAINED
ON APPLICATION AT OUR OFFICE
HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES OF THE CHICAGO
AND ATLANTIC RAILWAY CO. ARE REQUESTED
TO DEPOSIT SAME WITH Us IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SAID CIRCULAR
DREXEI. MORGAN & %.
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siinations tuantro--n lales.
and GARDENER-By young

" man % wears Of agc first class groom aud careful
driver thoroughly understands vegetable garden fruits ana
aowcrh good mixer will be found htscass man on a
gentenians place best references. Address T. sCiAP'
u "a
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72l = miles. 447 miles.
1852 miles
Lcnsc of tneTEXaS MEXICAN RAILWAY.


Icnsc Of the TEXAS MEXICAN RAILWAY.
From Laredo to Corpus Christi Harbor lG5 miles
together with 81 1856 900 Of the Texas Mexican Railway Com
pany bonds tout OF $l3SOO00 bonds and
"a said Mexican Railway shares (out OF total
sharcs and s interests in s2isoOo bonds Of
Corpus Christi san Diego and Rio Grande Railroad Com
pany by underlying lien said Texas Mexican
Railway OF total issue OF s96OOOO bonds
of ~ 900 of ortyyear six cent gold
be made by the Company. and to be secured
by mortgage upon all the aboveescrbed railroad and
property upon TO be constructed and acquired out OF the
proceeds Of such (which be increased by an add
tiana OF million II approved by the Mexican Ma
tional Company and severay by majority IN
of the second and OF the income bonds TO be
by SAID Company and also by the pledge OF the
net proceeds of seven million dollar subsidy partly
partly TO he earned from the Next an Govern
mcnt The DO paid of in whole through se!ec
by drawings part at par on the due date OF any
coupon six months previous notice. or at par by draw
notice when the Aforesaid subsidy may be available
therefor details and the provisions made for the a
picaton proceeds OF bonds will fully
by 3d. 4h 9TH 9th and l4th articles OF said Reorganiza
ton Plan.
The Mexican concession Intended transferred to the
new Company ninety nine from september 49,
1880 will be from Chapter l., Article OF said con-
ccssion.
OF the 500 900 bonds now offered 600 900 have been
accepted by company payment OF rolling
stock and equipment The balance f 81 10000 COR
s3oooOoo auborzed Is to be held in reserve for possible
future requirements.
The completion the gap main line from the City OF
Mexico laredo will greatly shorten the distance by rail-
road between the cities OF Mex co and New. York.
The earnings Of the Mexican National Railway. composed
Of sections amounted according to the books OF
tie company the year 1885, 10 about Sl32OOO gross,
and year 1856 to about sl6O000o gross The com.
lany have been expended upon
the property construction and betterments.
Tie proceeds OF the bonds not to be at the disposal OF
the company the acquisition OF the title TO tho
above railroad and property and the execution AID
delivery mortgage be the above men,
all 81 which 10 be satisfactory TO C. C. Bea
man. Esq OF Messrs kvarts Choate Beaman. or other
counsel
The Junior and stock which the Mexican National
Railroad Company proposes TO issne at present. are;
sl2l6jOOO per cent Second Mortgage. Series
Ronds.
slalCj.0o0 six per cent Second Mortgage. Series
Bonds.
.7o4VOOo SIX per Third Mortgage Income Bonds.
$4,000 goo stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

NOACHMAN-By an Englishman, first class;
~ married no incum6rance; best city reference. Can VI
LII IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

a first-c class man ;unexccp-
~ tionable reference city country Adires ny Ie'er
J.. % West l9th-st, Ncw-loik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
Dipioeno Notices.

VOUPONS of the First Mortgage Bonds O.
" tho kutawvc railroad COMPANY que Hgr .a N,S Ss
pant NV york civ and Bank VI Charleston, D. Az
chariesron s. O. ARTHUR l. MERRIAM, ITeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

The plan for Reorganization of the Mexican National
Railway Company. dated October l5 1885, having been ap
proved unanmiy by the bondhoders and
and foreclosure of the first mortgage being
progress corporation called the Mexican National
Railroad has been Organized under the awsof Co
oado contemplated by said plan of reorganization
The property the old Company intended TO be acquired
under such plan BY Company and be morgaged
as hereinafter stated 10 as follows
rnc0n
structed. structed.
MAIN LINE
From Mexico City to Laredo. on
United States frontier 497 miles. 372 miles,
BRANCHES
AcambarO via Morelia TO PATTI
cuaro Observation-Disclosures. 90 miles
FL Salto and Cintura. ........ 54i2 miles
Matamoras .................. 10
Sabinas Coal Road. 10 miles
Il miles. 447 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
Eost ano fonno.

| OST.-Bank book No. 154, 159 on Dry Dock
II Savings ank. Any persons having claims upon said
book called upon the TO the bank win
thirty said will bs declared cancelled ana
eItingulshod and issued In lieu thereof.
| OST.-Bank book No. 1914, 500 on Dry Dock
IL Savings Bank. Any person having claims upon
said book called upon present the same 10 inc
within thirty days the said book will be- declared cahcee
and ertnguished and a Issued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
The undersigned are author
lied to receive subscriptions to
the above bonds until Tuesday,
March 33.

Ats9t2 per cent, payable rs follows:
$50 per Bond on application.
5000 per Bond on allotment.
5000 per Bond on lst June. 1887.
500 per Bond on LIST september. 1887.
s2i5 per Bond on lst December, 1887.
, 1887-12-01
About LSbstSFs .

EDITOR ARGUS:-Mr. Thomas Mowat
Inspector OF fisheries New Westminster
B. O., writes ne on the 18th inst. that
the lobster experiment las failed for a
time, the railroad company was 80
very late getting the car ready that the
!obstsr.traps We're hot sch until the 7th OF
November aud 4 heavy Stow storm came
on which brought The temperature down
to zero and before the Holsters could be
placed Ill the car they all frozo. The at
tempt will be made again in MAY next
and il successful. tie Holsters Will be
placed Oh arrival in North Arm Burrard
Inlet. In Howe Sound above Point At
kinsnn, in Vesuvis Bay Salt Spring Is
land. In mouth of Saanich Arm and in
Esquima!t harbor, aud it possible few
will be taken to Alberni Canal on west
coast of Vancouver Island
Mr. Mowat writes Of the habits Of the
lobsters:
From my experience on the Bay De
Cheur extending both the New Bruins
wick and Quebec sides OF 1t, l find
that wherever a large river which
has plenty Of fish, runs into the Bay, [
find Holsters plentiful and have even
seen them attemp: to 60 up into pure
fresh water in the mouths of these rivers
to feed on the offal thrown from cod
fish stages, OF course l found the Holsters
most plentiful FROM 5 to 10 miles from
the rivers month"
The black bass which were to have
come with the HOLSTERS will not be sent
until ncxtispring. JAMES q. SWAN.
, 1887-12-01

CT by - Co. warrants paid Sll2SO6
a9 school warrent paid IS2i.90
Commission On Sl32O9I
received ... .----...--- 96.Il
Commission on <1l2S.Oa
paid for County ....-.- 22..Fi
Commission on SlS14.90
paid for coulty schools @h.i9
Balancc ON hand 1890. $500 g7S-s4 ,9Js Y
The above balance was found correct and
on deposit in the First National Bank OF Port
Townsend.
The bill of the Port Townsend Wafer Com
pHny for Water, SO. Was ordered paid.
The poll lax account of the Assessor was
examined and approved.
The books of the Auditor were examined
and approved.
1t was ordered that the Auditor hunt up all
lands that have been sold to the county and re-
naming unredeemed and have said lands
placed on the assessment roll for 1883, and all
property Oh which the taxes remain unpaid
shall he sold at the August sale for unpaid
taxes.
The petition of Samuel Hadlock for the al
teratiOn and relocation ri the lrOndalc, Had,
lock and ChimicuIa road was examined and
Mr. H6dlock ins ructed to furnish a good aud
sufficient bond To pay the costs and expenses
to be incurred in making the alterations as
asked for, said bond being furnished, the Board
appointed y. J II F0rtman, surveyor. ana !"
J. Gillespie, :. Dyer and ChaS. King, viewers,
they being disinterested householders- said
surveyor and viewers to meet and examine
said road and report to the Board this 10th day
of November, 1887.
The bill OF J. \. Kuhn for So for prOfes
sional services was allowed.
The bill OF the Quimper Manufacturing
Company for 81 for window sash was ordered
paid
The Board visited the poor farm and aP'
proved the manner i'll which the county poor
were cared for. They examined and inquired
into the alleged lepTOSy case anu SatlSheu
themselves thnt it WAS not a case OF lepT0sy
and find that no blame can BE attached To the
health officer i'll this case
In the matter of the change and relocation
of the Irondale, Chimicum and IIadlOck road
as asked for 10y Samuel HadlOck and others
the report of the viewers was received read
approved, and such new road declared pub
lie highway as asked for.
The following bids offering land for county
purposes were read.
]. \. KUHN-Either of the blocks in kuhn's
ranch adjoining Grant or sumner for S2iVo, oI
bond the same Tor one year at that price ioi
$50 down. This block is 2O0xe2O feet, stTIci
sideratiOn i'll addition the block must be fenced
FRED NJ TgRRY-Block ! in PInmmer's hd
dition Port Townsend for s. 600 cash or S',ov>
one years time, with interest at per cent pei
month.
". II. II. LEAEHED--Block i'll Al. Petty
grove addition for s. 800, or the west halt o.
block -, Port Townsend. for 5000 Term:
cash.
MRS. ITCINpA HISTINd~-BlUCk - III l. Il
| Hastings. first addition To Port Townsend FOL
| 81, 100: so 10 hc paid down: bond for Il deed
| Ia be gwen due in three years, remainder Z"
the sum 10 bear iutere>; NJ rate Of 10 per cent
| payable quarterly.
, 1887-12-01
RECORDS OF The
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF Jefferson County, WI.
MONDAY. Now, l~>7,

The Board met at u O'Clock. AIN. Present:
IL >. Blauchuri James Donovan and Andrew
Weymouth. Commissioner and Chp>.A. Dyer.
County Auditor ami "!iiCiu clerk ri the
KD4Td-
The following bills were examined ana HI-
proved and ordered paid
, 1887-12-01

The report al J. !. II Van UTiuk kclcn, JU stIce
OF the Peace for Port Townsend Precinct was
examined and approved. The report of D. Z
ITImble, Justice Of the Peace for Port Town
send Precinct was examined and approved.
The report OF y. J. II. Furmau in reference
tn the survey uf Port Townsend and Port Dis
cUyery road Wa~ examined and approved. and
the auditor WAS instructed IT, give the custom
AIRY notices ami pursue the legal course
The following bill, Were examined, ap-
proved and ordered paid
, 1887-12-01

HaEe no NIstnISo.
By dispelltng she symptoms 80 often mistaken
for Consumption. SANTA ABLE has brought
gladness 10 many household, and by pr8lapt-
ly breaking up the Cough and Cold that too
often develops into that fatal disease will yet
saYo thousands from an untimeiy grave Iou
make 10 mistake hy keeping bottle OF this
pleasant remedy always In the house.